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Not really - producing a better quality product at a lower price is pretty much the definition of (successful) competition. Anticompetitive would be actions pre
by creamyhorror 15y ago
Not really - producing a better quality product at a lower price is pretty much the definition of (successful) competition. Anticompetitive would be actions preventing such a company from winning more of the market.
In this case, Apple's IAP rules are preventing apps from selling products/services at their 'natural' prices in rival marketplaces, which could be considered anticompetitive depending on the various factors involved.